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Frames of Reference in Financial Corporate Governance and Communications

Corporate Governance: The international journal of business in society, 2001
Empirical research identifies the strategic power of corporate values in influencing the success of organizations. Presents qualitative research which elicits chairmen’s values expressed through value maps. Presents two such maps, both of which were extracted from interview transcripts using an adapted version of means/end chains.
G. Clarke, L.W. Murray
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Information and Communication Technologies and Digitalization in Corporate Governance

Scientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies, 2019
Digital transformation and modernization reach an increasing number of areas of our life. One of these areas is of corporate governance. In the face of growing competition and the rate of change in market conditions, the company’s ability to adapt to new conditions will be crucial. Digitalization of corporate governance, the use of new technologies can
Anzhelika Oganova, Aleksandra Polyakova
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Corporate governance and communication

2014
Introduction A significant feature of modern economic history is constituted by the development of large corporations (Chandler, 1962, 1977, 1990). A prerequisite for these was the introduction of corporate laws in various countries in the nineteenth century (North, 1990; Kraakman et al., 2004).
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Corporate governance: the challenge for communications practitioners

Corporate Communications: An International Journal, 1997
The effective management of shareholder communications requires a close understanding of both the formal and informal components of companies' relationships with their major shareholders. The ownership of listed companies is very concentrated and typically the ten largest investors control around one‐third of their shares.
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Corporate Governance: Using CSR as Communication Tool

Global journal of strategies and governance, 2011
With the occurrence of the corporate failures more attention in corporate governance is given to corporate communication- internally and externally. All failures began because of unethical communication - corporate reporting (false reports, false managers’ statement, etc.).
Paulišić, Morena, Golja, Tea
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Corporate Governance als Herausforderung für die Corporate Communications

2007
Dieser Artikel behandelt — ausgehend von der theoretischen Herleitung der verschiedenen Stakeholdergruppen und ihrer kommunikativen Bedeutung — die Rolle von Corporate Governance fur die heutige Corporate Communications und damit fur die Managementfunktion Kommunikationsmanagement.
Markus Will, Catharina Bening, Felix Meissner   +2 more
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Government and Corporate Communication Practices: Do the Differences Matter?

Journal of Applied Communication Research, 2010
This study investigates the differences and similarities in communication practices between the public and private sectors. Through a survey of 976 government and corporate communicators, 12 organizational attributes previously identified in research on the government communication decision wheel (Liu & Horsley, 2007; Liu & Levenshus, 2008) were tested.
Liu, Brooke, Horsley, J. Suzanne, Levenshus, Abbey   +2 more
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Leadership and Communication in Corporate Governance

2013
In the system of governance of sustainable corporations assumingly led by leaders who share the following perspectives: sustainable entrepreneurship, therefore visionary and long term perspective of sustainable business and responsible leadership, therefore ethical and inclusive perspective and enlightened statesman’s ship in societal and political ...
Vrdoljak Raguž, Ivona, Tafra-Vlahović, Majda   +1 more
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Corporate Governance and The Role of the Courts in Changing Community Behaviour

2022
Her Honour discusses the concept of 'corporate governance' and the different roles of the courts with respect to corporate governance matters. Her Honour also discusses the relevance of morality and ethics to corporate law, contrasting the different regulatory approaches adopted in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.
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Corporate governance at community banks: a Seventh District analysis [PDF]

, 2005
Community banks can be vulnerable to the same economic tensions and conflicts of interest that have compromised corporate governance at more high-profile firms over the past few years. The authors discuss their preliminary findings from a project designed to construct a systematic database on the corporate governance practices at District community ...
Robert DeYoung, Patrick Driscoll, Colette A. Fried   +2 more
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